i love it it is sooooooo cooool i made 3 moviesmy mum loves themby the wayhow can i get a back ground and wepons and hats and hair and stuffnicewhoever invented it is coooool

this is a great one play

I did not end up downloading any stickman product. Thank you.

Neither the built-in help, nor the online information, teach me how to create an animation with this software. It simply tells me /why/ I might want to create an animation. I already know why to make it; that's why I got the software. I need to know /how/.Why doesn't the help answer /how/ to use the program?Also, the program doesn't seem intuitive enough to use without instructions. Pivot's stickfigure animator was easy enough to figure out without instructions. It unfortunately only outputs GIFs (not swfs), otherwise I'd just use it.

it's O.K., but you must know how it works. When you know how it works, it is very good.

i need that so bad.=)

The idea behind OnBelay is good. However, it seems to be built for a much older linux version than what current distros support, and hence neither extracts nor runs on Fedora 14 x86_64.Any chance of making proper rpm packaging, and using system libraries instead of bundling local copies (that may have been well superseded both due to changes and security problems) ?

The program installation went smoothly. I usually install in a different location and Start Menu Folder and the installer allowed me to do this. Some installs do not give you this ability. The program performs as specified and makes changing the startup elements easy. I know you can do it otherways but the clean easy use makes this a great easy program to use. Good for newbies.

My computer rocks Thanks so much for this excellent program -- the learning curve to use this product is so user friendly that it was hard to believe that it would work. Yet when I rebooted the computer, it booted up in less than a 1/4 of the time it originally took. The only thing of course, is that for a novice like myself, it took 2 or 3 "trials" to figure out which of the startup items were actually needed to make the computer work as before since I do not have a strong knowledge of what each of the abbreviated .exe programs stood for. ...

Nifty Utility All I was looking for was an easy way to disable some of the little resource biters that stick themselves in the XP registry and start up when Windows does. This tiny little app zeros in on only the specific registry keys that contain these system "ticks" allowing me to deactivate them at the next boot.